The CDC Lied

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Jeffrey Tucker recently released a report on the VAERS system that is used to track injuries from vaccine products.  Specifically it looked at the incidence of injury from the now infamous COVID “vaccines.”  This report should make everyone furious with those who were running our government during this time.  The report is reproduced below in its entirety.

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Hegseth

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Disgruntled lawmaker, Republican Thomas Massie, moved to force a vote this week on impeaching Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, one of President Donald Trump’s most controversial Cabinet secretaries.  Massie said he is seeking to oust Hegseth for waging war in Iran without congressional approval, launching lethal military strikes against alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean Sea and allegedly ignoring laws mandated by Congress to minimize civilian casualties during military conflict.

The real question here is how does this play into the color revolution?

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Numbers – Part 2

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Every election brings forth numbers and results that at best seem a bit weird.  And this election was no different.  And the numbers are not just vote counts although such an item is a significant part of this review.

The first item for this review is gas prices.  And, of course, gas prices are dependent on the price of oil.  Early in the Iran war, oil deliveries were impacted and that caused a spike in the price of oil with a resultant spike in gas prices. Predictions were $200/barrel.  That never happened or even came close.  The top price was a little over $110/barrel.  This resulted in an average gas price in America that hit $4.56/gallon in early May.

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Numbers

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Every election brings forth numbers and results that at best seem a bit weird.  And this election was no different.  And the numbers are not just vote counts although such an item is a significant part of this review.

Let’s start with an interview between Steven Miller, who has just been promoted to White House Chief of Staff and Jake Tapper.  Former White House Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles, has departed.  Was she the source of the disastrous recommendation to back Darline Graham in South Carolina?

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Odds & Ends

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The Democrats are celebrating the end of the Electoral College.

There’s something called the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. It has been quietly working its way through state legislatures since 2006.

Under the Constitution, states have the authority to determine how they appoint their presidential electors. Nearly every state currently awards its electoral votes to the candidate who wins that state’s popular vote.  There are two states that can award electoral votes to both candidates.

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The Cornell 8

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Before the proximity of this year’s elections drowned it out, the hours of debauchery from a couple of years ago that included promiscuous sex and uninhibited drug use at the University of Cornell were a news item.  The media labeled the seven frat brothers as the Cornell 7.  They are all sleazeballs but hardly rapists.  There is an 8th sleazeball.  That would be the young woman involved.

Now, some might call this “victim shaming.”  However, she was a willing participant if not the one who actually came up with some of the ideas to indulge in the debauchery.

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Color Revolution – Part 7

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How is an old government declared illegitimate and a new government declared the true successor?

The effort to overthrow a country does not depend solely on the internal dynamics of that particular country.  How do these people avoid losing a country that they have executed a coup inside of.  In the case of Poland, the President immediately turned his plane around when he found out about the attempt.  In doing so, he disrupted the plan that included the new government being granted legitimacy by external actors.  And that signifies a key to gaining to understanding of how all of this is worked.

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Poland – Color Revolution In Action

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There has been considerable discussion about color revolutions recently due to the efforts of DataRepublican who has been exposing the efforts of a group of people to execute a coup against America.  On Friday night, we saw an example of such action in Poland.

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Color Revolution – Part 6

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In the Illegitimacy Playbook, Part 4, there was significant discussion around “emergency scenarios” and how this might affect the transfer of power from the right to the left.  It is clear listening to these people that they expect the left to win the midterms.  Given that starting point, they then delve into what actions would happen and how they need to respond to what they expect would be violence and an unwillingness to allow leftists into the government.

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